https://padlet.com/mooret18/uaeq5fnnl1wc By: Taylor Moore en-us 2017-10-26 19:40:38 UTC 2025-11-19 02:54:10 UTC hello@padlet.com mooret18 https://padlet.com/mooret18/uaeq5fnnl1wc/wish/201016388 It's important to not get frustrated when handling a students challenging behavior but instead provide positive behavior support. Providing a positive behavior support requires building a relationship with the student. Causton and Tracy-Bronson state, "Getting to know your students and learning what they enjoy can be a truly helpful way to address challenging behaviors" (139). Creating a positive environment that gives students pleasure, trust, and good relationships will help student keep positive behaviors. A good example is Sue who is surrounded by positive support and environment and has been happy and successful. It is important to understand what the specific student needs and what makes them the most comfortable.  ]]> 2017-10-26 20:02:53 UTC https://padlet.com/mooret18/uaeq5fnnl1wc/wish/201016388 mooret18 https://padlet.com/mooret18/uaeq5fnnl1wc/wish/201021938 When a student begins to have challenging behavior you should not threaten the student or try and isolate them. For example, in the video with Jonathon Mooney he explains how just because he was fidgety he would be isolated and punished. Causton and Tracy Bronson explain, "Researchers have determined that, although negative reinforcements may stop a behavior in the short term, it is not an effective or humane way to stop the behavior for the long term" (146). It is important that as an educator to not take anything personal and to think like a parent. Thinking like a parent will help you be more compassionate and think from the parent's perspective and be as caring and thoughtful.

]]> 2017-10-26 20:22:55 UTC https://padlet.com/mooret18/uaeq5fnnl1wc/wish/201021938 mooret18 https://padlet.com/mooret18/uaeq5fnnl1wc/wish/201024247 When giving support to students it is important to create a friendship with them. It is important to know your boundaries when having relationships with your students. There has been research conducted on how a hands-on instructor relationship with their students affects there educational achievements and behavior in a negative way. ]]> 2017-10-26 20:32:05 UTC https://padlet.com/mooret18/uaeq5fnnl1wc/wish/201024247 mooret18 https://padlet.com/mooret18/uaeq5fnnl1wc/wish/201038352 When giving a student social support it is important to give them space and allow them to socialize with other students. Educators should be a bridge between other students and help them form relationships with other students. Also, educators should encourage peer support, independence, socialize, and good behaviors from their student. Providing social support doesn't just happen in the classroom it also occurs after school, in the halls, and at lunch. Overall as an instructor you should be helping and teaching your student how to interact socially with their peers. As Causton and Tracy-Bronson state, "Instead, use everyday moments in the classroom and on the playground to artfully teach students how to interact with one another" (164). ]]> 2017-10-26 21:36:44 UTC https://padlet.com/mooret18/uaeq5fnnl1wc/wish/201038352